Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-06
LOCAL BREWTlES.

Mrs. Latimer is in Yellow Springs today,
visiting her son.
Mrs. Woods was arrested yesterday for
disorderly conduct
Clark Mcclellan, of Xenia, was in the
city this morning
Mrs. Buxton and son, Ben, left for De
troit this morning.
Tx. Mcdonald went to Cincinnati this
morning on business.
Rev. Henry Tuckley returned home to-
day from New York city.
Charles Syman returned yesterday from
few days visit in Cleveland.
In fourteen Francis Murphy meetings in
Cincinnati, 4, 500 persons signed the pledge.
Charles Purcell. son of l.. H. Purcell, re
turned last evening from pleasant visit to
indianapolis.
|. G. Rawn, of Delaware, assistant train
master of the c. c. C. & l. railway, is in
the city today.
u. II. Poppleton, ESQ.,, of Cleveland.
general attorney for the Bee Line railway
system. is at the Arcade.
Frank Hayes. of Brandt, returned 10
Springfield this morning to resume his stud
les in Wittenberg college.
The sleighing is magnificent. 1t simply
could not be improved upon. Liverymen
are reaping great harvest.
A. S. Rodgers, Esq, went to Cincinnati
this morning on important legal business
involving the disposition of land estate.
II. Carter wishes to return his thanks to
the employees of the East street shops for
the fat hog presented 10 him on New Years
day.
Michael Duggan, a Nypando freight
brakeman at Lima, had his hand frightfully
mSngled while coupling yesterday morning.
The member was amputsted.
C. C. Taylor of Minneapolis, is here for
week or ten days, to settle up his busi-
ess here. He and Mrs. Taylor are fayorably
impressed with their new location.
II. P. Converse, of Columbus, and Ed.
Payne. of Titusville, Pa, who have been
visiting Will Keifer for the past few days,
returned to their homes yesterday.
George. the eldest son of P. S. Wilson,
janitor of the High school building, is con-
fined to his home by an attack of quinsy
and not diphtheria, as has been reported.
jamestown is TO have creamery. Davis
& Rankin. of Chicago, are to build it and
Nj. o. Adams and George Mclaughlin are
to run it. Ii will be quite an extensive
affair.
Rev. Charles II. Spurgeon says of the
Army: ''If it were wiped out Of
London 5000 extra policemen could not fill
its place in the repression of crime and dis
order"
The Rev. J. J. Summerbell, son of the |
Rev. DIR. Y. SummerbelI. pastor of the
Christian church, is expected TO occupy the |
pulpit of that church one week from next
Sunday.
The firm of Herr Bros, Fairfield, doing
/ notion and grocery business, has been |
dissolved, the junior member Of the firm,
George Herr. retiring, with view of going
ntO other business.
The many friends of Miss Kittie Clarke,
laughter of John Clarke, of the Champion
Dill company, will learn with regret that she
5 quite ill of erysipelas. She is slightly
,etter today, however.
Superintendent Noah Thomas, of the
Orphans home at Xenia, has made change
II the foremanship of the tailoring depart
nent, J. ii. Kaughman. democrat, being
uperceded by C. P. bowling, republican.
Pan Handle pony. No. 211, arrived last
light TO take tie place in the Pan Handle
ards of engine 236 which has been sent to
he shops at Pendeton for repairs. Agent>
)odds says the pony is a honey. for he
Ound it covered with bees this morning.
The W0men's Relief Corps will meet to-
lOrrow. 7th inst, at , o'clock p. m. As
his is the last meeting preceding the install
,tion of the officers for the coming year,
usiness of interest and importance will
ave to be attended to. All members are
rged to be present.
Mile Cox, of Osborn, aged nine years,
led Monday morning a few minutes after .
lidnight. She took sick Friday evening,
nd doctor was called early Saturday ,
lorning. Doctor Hoover pronounced 1t
of the brain. She was the {
aughter of I. +. Cox. a well-knOwn
lrmer living east OF that town. The l
lneral occurred yesterday afternoon.